Hong Kong is buzzing this February with a variety of exciting events that cater to diverse interests, from family-friendly gatherings in celebration of the Chinese New Year tradition. Romantic vibes fill the city on Valentine's Day with special events and dining experiences, promising an unforgettable day for lovebirds.
The cultural scene peaks with the 52nd Hong Kong Arts Festival that runs into March, offering a rich tapestry of performances. Additionally, the Louis Vuitton Café Pop-up in SoHo merges high fashion with gourmet cuisine, rounding off the city's diverse offerings.
Tatler XFest: Hong Kong Team vs Inter Miami CF & Official Afterparty at LKF – Feb. 4
Celebrate the Year of the Dragon with Lan Kwai Fong Association's (LKFA) vibrant festivities, blending the excitement of Chinese New Year with the thrill of football.
Join the LKF LUCKY GOAL campaign in collaboration with the city's finest restaurants. Participate by dining at select Lan Kwai Fong eateries, signing up for the LKF Elite Loyalty Program, and stand a chance to win prizes worth up to HK$10,000!
When: (XFest After party) Feb. 4 (Campaign) Jan. 25 – Feb. 29
Location: 1 Lan Kwai Fong, Central, Hong Kong
Chinese New Year Fireworks at Victoria Harbour – Feb. 11
Celebrate the Chinese New Year in grandeur with Victoria Harbour's dazzling fireworks display, welcoming the Year of the Dragon. This annual extravaganza, attracting thousands, is set to illuminate the sky at 8 PM on the second day of 2024's Lunar New Year.
When: 8 PM, Feb. 11 Location: Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong
Ticket Prices: Free entry
Chinese New Year Flower Market in Causeway Bay – Feb. 4 to 10
Immerse yourself in the vibrant festivities at Hong Kong's Victoria Park Chinese New Year Eve fair, the city's largest and most beloved celebration of its kind. Lasting for a week and culminating on Chinese New Year's Eve, this fair is a highlight of the local calendar. Participating in this time-honoured tradition is a quintessential Hong Kong experience, with the lively atmosphere and colourful displays making it an unmissable event for both residents and visitors.
Schedule: 8AM – Midnight, Feb. 4-6 / 7AM – 3AM Feb. 7-8 / 7AM - 7AM Feb. 9-10 (24 hour session) Location: Victoria Park, 1 Hing Fat Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Ticket prices: Free entry
Lunar New Year Lantern Display and Carnival – Feb. 2 to 25
Organized annually, the Lunar New Year Lantern display create a vivid tapestry bringing in prosperity and the auspiciousness in time for the new year. This Year of the Dragon is made special by the masterful creations of Master Chan Yiu-wah, a local artisan renowned for his paper crafting expertise.
Visitors can also attend the Lunar New Year Lantern Carnival between the week of Feb. 20 to 25 and revel in a series of performances, street dances, and more.
Schedule: (Display) 6 – 11 PM, Feb. 2-25 / (Carnival) Feb. 20-25 Location: Hong Kong Cultural Centre Piazza, 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
Ticket prices: Free entry
Valentine’s Day in Hong Kong:
Hong Kong transforms into a lover's paradise on Valentine's Day, offering an array of romantic activities and events for couples. From breathtaking experiences that showcase picture perfect views of the harbour under a starlit sky, to intimate dining experiences at Lan Kwai Fong’s most coveted restaurants, the city caters to every taste.
The vibrant streets of Lan Kwai Fong buzz with themed parties and special offers for lovebirds, while the serene beaches and parks provide a more tranquil setting for those seeking a quiet, romantic escape.
When: Feb. 14
Sun Hung Kai & Co. Hong Kong Race Week – Jan. 30 to Feb. 4
Riding the waves into the new lunar year, the Sun Hung Kai & Co. Hong Kong Race Week 2024 is set to be a thrilling showcase of sailing talent both local and global, incorporating the prestigious 2024 29er Asian Championship. An impressive fleet of 270 sailors will take to the waters off the south side of Hong Kong Island, representing 10 countries and regions in a spirited competition.
Organized under the auspices of the International 29er Class Association, sailors will compete across four challenging racetracks, featuring a diverse range of classes. These include the 29er, 2.4mR, ILCA 4, ILCA 6, Optimist Main & Intermediate Fleets, RS Feva, and development fleets like Optimist, Fusion, and Laser Pico Green Fleets.
When: Jan. 30-Feb. 4
Location: Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, Middle Island, Hong Kong
52nd Hong Kong Arts Festival 2024 – Feb. 22 to March. 22
The 52nd Hong Kong Arts Festival is set to be a grand cultural extravaganza, showcasing over 1,400 international and local artists this year, with more than 150 performances spanning 45 programmes and over 350 additional outreach and education events. The festival commences on Feb. 22 with the Bayerische Staatsoper’s rendition of Richard Strauss’s "Ariadne auf Naxos" and concludes on March 22 with the Shanghai Ballet’s "A Sigh of Love."
Music enthusiasts can explore a vast array of offerings including groundbreaking orchestras, world music sensations, family-friendly concerts, enchanting acapella performances, and musicals. Dance aficionados are similarly in for a treat with performances from world-renowned ballet companies, a flamenco legend, and a unique take on traditional Thai khon. For theatre lovers, the selection is rich and ranges from reinvented Shakespearean classics to contemporary pieces that redefine the performing arts.
When: Feb. 22-March. 22 Location: Click here to view programme and venues Ticket prices: Prices vary
Louis Vuitton Café Pop-up in SoHo – Now to Feb. 15
Louis Vuitton's latest venture presents its latest Spring-Summer 2024 collection, creatively led by Pharrell Williams. The temporary retail space is a pop-up store in SoHo masterfully incorporating the "The Sun" theme from the collection, featuring an elegant palette of gold, brown, and green, reflecting Louis Vuitton's iconic style and whisking visitors away to a faraway sunny holiday.
The luxury experience, the pop-up includes a café in collaboration with the esteemed Michelin-starred restaurant Belon.
Location: 17 Bridges Street, Central, Hong Kong